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August 23, 2018
Etappe 1 Von Hermsdorf nach Schönefeld – Berliner Mauerweg
Hard
03:05
51.5km
16.7km/h
180m
180m
Overview
Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.
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5.85 km
Lübars Fields
Highlight • Viewpoint
There is a lot of open, free nature here and there are never too many people on the way. The view is also gigantic in some places. Even the TV tower can be seen clearly in good weather. In addition, you can continue from here to Tegler Fliestal, to the Lübarser fields or even to Wandlitz.
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15.6 km
Cherry Blossom Avenue — Bornholmer Straße
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Kirschbaumallee is a section of the Berlin Wall Trail near the former Bornholmer Strasse border crossing. Out of joy at the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany, Japanese citizens donated these cherry trees in a generous fundraising campaign, which were planted in various places in and around Berlin. There are now over 10,000.
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17.5 km
Mauerpark
Highlight • Natural
A little way behind the Berlin Wall is the famous Mauerpark. On Sundays there is probably the most famous flea market that every visitor to Berlin should have experienced, as well as the open air karaoke. The flea market offers truly exceptional vintage goods (good designer items) as well as goods from independent designers and goldsmiths. When you get hungry, it's hard to decide between the many different offers from around the world. Flea market on Sundays from 9 to 17, karaoke from 15 clock.
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22.8 km
Spreebogen Promenade and Paul-Löbe House
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Here you can cycle along the Spree in the middle of the city. You can enjoy the view of the Reichstag building on the other side of the river.
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29.2 km
Engelbecken and Café at Engelbecken
Highlight • Lake
If you want to keep your nose in the sun on the historic Luisenstädter Canal right on the border between Mitte and Kreuzberg, then the Café am Engelbecken is the place for you.
The café at the Engelbecken is a sunny spot in every season. In summer you can sit on the spacious terrace, hiss a cold beer or enjoy hot and cold dishes for a small appetite.
In the evenings you can look out over the beautifully lit St. Michael Church from the spacious terrace with a cocktail. When the weather is clear, even the moon is reflected in the water of the Luisenstadt Canal! In winter you shouldn't forget your ice skates, because when the canal is frozen you can ice-skate here.
Source: top10berlin.de/de/cat/essen-267/cafes-mit-sonnenschein-1390/cafe-am-engelbecken-735#1
The café at the Engelbecken is a sunny spot in every season. In summer you can sit on the spacious terrace, hiss a cold beer or enjoy hot and cold dishes for a small appetite.
In the evenings you can look out over the beautifully lit St. Michael Church from the spacious terrace with a cocktail. When the weather is clear, even the moon is reflected in the water of the Luisenstadt Canal! In winter you shouldn't forget your ice skates, because when the canal is frozen you can ice-skate here.
Source: top10berlin.de/de/cat/essen-267/cafes-mit-sonnenschein-1390/cafe-am-engelbecken-735#1
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30.9 km
East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall)
Highlight • Historical Site
A 1.3 kilometer long remnant of the Berlin Wall stretches along the Spree. As early as 1990, 118 artists from 21 countries were invited to paint the remains of the wall. In 2009 the paintings were restored because destruction, pollution and weather had damaged the works of art. Today a foundation is responsible for its preservation.
Take some time to visit the East Side Gallery. The mix of surreal images, graffiti and political statements is really worth seeing. Surprising views of the Spree always open up.
Take some time to visit the East Side Gallery. The mix of surreal images, graffiti and political statements is really worth seeing. Surprising views of the Spree always open up.
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36.8 km
Memorial to the Berlin Wall Victims in Treptow
Highlight • Monument
When you turn onto the Wall Cycle Path, a strange atmosphere descends on the asphalted, sunlit path. What was once a death strip is now used as a promenade, cycle path, sports route or simply as a destination for excursions. The path winds gently through the lush green meadows and along the side of the houses.
Children's eyes look into your face - but after a look at the date of death it becomes clear: died trying to escape. Completely official. Next to it are stylized walls.
A tranquil stretch of path where you can either remember or look back.
Children's eyes look into your face - but after a look at the date of death it becomes clear: died trying to escape. Completely official. Next to it are stylized walls.
A tranquil stretch of path where you can either remember or look back.
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39.8 km
Chris Gueffroy Memorial
Highlight • Monument
The stele of the artist Karl Biedermann is reminiscent of a 20-year-old, who had heard in February 1989, at the wall will not be shot. With a friend, he ventured to flee and was eight months before the fall of the Berlin Wall the last victim of the border guards, who prevented him with targeted shots to get to West Berlin.
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49.1 km
Water Buffalo Meadows Berlin
Highlight • Natural
Not far from a water buffalo enclosure in a natural valley, there are high-rise buildings within a stone's throw, all of which were built with a view of the water buffalo pasture. Tarred paths serve as athletes' paradises and cross the enclosures. The skyscrapers themselves are a really stark contrast to the rest of the surrounding area.
You definitely have to see it - even without the water buffalo, which are truly exotic in a big city like Berlin.
You definitely have to see it - even without the water buffalo, which are truly exotic in a big city like Berlin.
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51.5 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
36.7 km
9.85 km
2.83 km
1.50 km
561 m
Surfaces
36.9 km
7.95 km
2.82 km
2.76 km
1.02 km
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